Rear passenger windows are usually toughened glass, and on some newer cars laminated. Either way, the replacement has to match the original so the window sits, seals and runs as it should.
When it needs replacing
- A smashed rear side window
- A pane that has fallen into the door
- Chips, cracks or a window that sticks
- Wind noise or rattles from a rear door
What happens on the day
We bring the glass that matches your car, clear the broken pieces from the cabin and the door, fit the new pane and test the window. The door trim goes back on before we leave.
Good to know
Not sure which glass you have? Send a photo and your registration on WhatsApp. Claiming on insurance? Your invoice has everything your insurer asks for.
